Stunned by Manchester United and Manchester City 's CL crash? (Page 1 of 2)

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Daniel Harris:

"This London 2 Manchester 0 is tremendous. 2 what? Champions League round of sixteen births? However will Manchester cope?"

Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas on Twitter: "Two English teams and two Spanish out of the Champions League. European football is very strong."

BBC pundit Mark Lawrenson on BBC Five Live: "There is a big difference between Man City and Man United. United have been used to marrying the Premier League and the Champions League for years. City will gain from the experience. But when Real Madrid and Barcelona hear about the Manchester United result, they will react in disbelief."

Danny Mills on BBC 5 live: "When this group stage came out Manchester United were a certainty to go through, but they have got it completely wrong. Disastrous results at home have cost them dear and I don't think they did enough here tonight to test the goalkeeper. It was such a disappointing performance."

The Daily Telegraph's Paul Hayward:

"SAF keeps faith with his young players but 8 months after they reached a Champions Lge final #MUFC will be under intense pressure to respond"

Sunday Mirror's Brian McNally:

"Man City left themselves too much to do after a poor start to the CL group. The disunity in Munich didn't help but #mcfc will be back."

Manchester United legend Roy Keane: "This is a reality check for these so-called brilliant English teams and people who think this is the best league in the world."

"I'd get hold of some of the young lads and say 'Buck up your ideas, you're playing for Man United.'

"Chelsea and Arsenal will be a handful, but I wouldn't look beyond the Spanish teams. They are sending messages to everyone."

The Mirror's Oliver Holt:

"Trenchant criticism of MUFC's young players by keane. Slightly harsh. Maybe squad a bit thin. A lot being asked of them v quickly"

"I'm a big admirer of Smalling, Jones, Cleverley and Welbeck. They will all be fine players for MUFC."

"But I think point made by @R_o_M and a few others is crucial - why didn't United buy a top line central midfielder in the summer?"

"Things might have been very different if Cleverley had not been injured but he should be playing alongside one of world's best midfielders"

The Sun journalist Charlie Wyett

"We may think the CL is poorer for Man U and Man C exits - but the rest of Europe won't care. They've become bored with PL teams doing well"